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Kettle's Yard Gallery is the
modern art gallery of the University
of Cambridge. Around six exhibitions are held in the gallery
every year. The permanent collection contains major works by
artists such as Henri Gaudier-Brzeska, Ben Nicholson and
Alfred Wallis. Kettle's Yard House, the home of the late Jim Ede,
contains works of painting and sculpture, natural objects,
furniture,
textiles, glass and ceramics.
Cambridge Darkroom Gallery holds
photographic exhibitions and
is a resource centre for the local community. Budding
photographers
can take courses in all aspects of photography and computer
imaging,
and photographs can be developed using the darkroom facility.
The largest museum in Cambridge,
the Fitzwilliam is housed in a fine
neo-Classical buiding on Trumpington Road. The permanent
collection
includes antiquities, manuscripts, coins, silver, textiles,
armour and other
applied arts as well as paintings and drawings representing an
impressive
range of British and European artists. Gainsborough, Constable,
Veneziano,
Titian, Veronese, Canaletto, Breughel, Van Dyck and Hogarth are
all found
here, alongside Impressionist and twentieth century artists such
as Monet,
Degas, Renoir, Cezanne and Picasso.
Bene't
Gallery
19 King's Parade
Antique and modern prints
Bodilly
Gallery
71 Lensfield Road
British contemporary art
Broughton
House Gallery
98 King Street
British and international contemporary art
CCA Galleries
6 Trinity Street
Sculpture, ceramics and textiles
Conservatory
Gallery
6 Hills Avenue
Local painting, sculpture and wall-hangings
Heffers
Art Gallery
19 Sidney Street
Contemporary art, posters, paintings and postcards
The Lawson
Gallery
7-8 King's Parade
Antique prints and maps, modern art posters, Cambridge University
prints and posters and postcards
Sebastian
Pearson Gallery
Free School Lane
Water-colour and oil painting
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